The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 2

Ford’s 1924 Decision Is Awaited! EXPECT WORD ON CANDIDACY McAdoo Forces Standing by to Start Big Fight BY LAWRENCE MARTIN . (Copyright, 1923, by United Press) WASHINGTON, Noy, 22.—The country soon will know definitely Whether Henry Ford will be a can- @idate for the presidency, South Dakota democratic statw convention, » which will be held December 4, will end the uncertainty about Fon's intention, if he does not end It him. © self before that. Under South Dakota law a declar- ation of intention must be filed by any person receiving even minority support in the state convention and Who desires to figure in the prest- @ential primary March 25. DIVIDED FOR FORD AND McADOO It now appears likely that the democratic convention there will be divided between Ford and McAdoo. County proposal conventions held Tuesday gave McAdoo a lead, tho it was agreed that doubt concern. | ing Ford's willingness to be a candt. | do with | date had something to throwing some delegates to McAdoo. Ford's position was uncertain, due "largely to conflicting reports and ' Seaton statements. Ford himself has been quoted as saying he did not desire the presidency and would not cam- paign for the nomination. During the campaign for county delegates in South Dakota, one of the work- ers issued a statement which he said was “official” to the effect that *Ford would accept the nomiantion 4f it was offered. Settlement of the question by an Authoritative Announcement such as ® declaration in South Dakota is awaited with great interest by the ~ chief lieutenants and supporters of | other candidates, both republican and democratic, For the campaign ‘Will be one thing with Ford in and another without him. It he gs into the democratic Yace that eliminates him finally from the republican nomination. Tho his chance of getting the republican | Romination has never amounted to much, Ford probably will have some @elegates in the republican national | convention. WOULD LINE UP FORD DELEGATES Ford's decision is of tremendous Importance to the McAdoo forces. They have counted all along on eventually getting the Ford dele- in the democratic national | convention, If Ford stays out there will be at once a scramble to line | up his delegates. The McAdoo group has the “inside track” here, but it} ‘would really be a free-for-all fight. If Ford stays in, McAdoo’s work- ers will have to continue their pres- ent efforts to arrange for taking over the Ford strength if it becomes apparent in the national convention that Ford cannot be nominated Another element which politicians @re not overlooking is the fact that the farmer-labor party in South Dakota is about equally divided be-| This | tween Ford and La Follette. is a reminder that tho Ford might not run in the democratic primaries, | his failure to enter there would THE SEAT JAPS FIND NEW LAW LOOPHOLE Remain in Yakima on Labor Contract Plan Prevented, under the Washington antiallen land law, upheld by the United States supreme court, from renting land on a “cropping con- tract," Japanese in the Yakima val: ley will escape the letter of the Jaw during the next few years by renting land on “labor contracts,” |'They wilt also threaten American labor, not only in manual toll and cafes and other businesses, but in fruit picking and packing, by chang: ing their vocations and remaining in the Yakima district, That is the warning to Washing: ton farm workers and other labor: | Jers Issued Thursday by Miss Solster | Anthon, city editor of The Yakima | Republic, and Vincent Richards, of | Yakima, who led the American Le- | sion fight against Japanese land. | holders on the Yakima Indian reser- vation recently, | In an interview with The Star Thursday both declared that there Uttle Indication of a general odus of Japanese from this state | AS a result of the decision of the| supreme court. Such a departure from Washington and California was reported Thursday by Tokyo news- {paper editors as a result of the action of the supreme tribunal, JAP SSE REMAIN ON YARIMA FARMS “Tho Japanese here, thon asserted, “are prevented from [renting land on a ‘cropping’ basis, }so they are preparing to rent it on a ‘labor contract’ basis, and so far as I can see there Is little differ. ence. . They do not violate the law, but they do remain. Workers in the fruit orchards and | packing houses of the Yakima acc tion, one of its principal industries, | jshe added, were threateend already | ithis season by the Japanese, who have turned to this vocation. They | are preferred because of claimed su- | perior cleanliness by many Yakima packers and orchardists who, reported, paid them slightly higher | Wages, in many instances, for their | declared superior services. | Many others, Miss Anthon said, |are moving into the towns and g0-| ing into restaurant and other busi-/ nesses, “No, they are not leaving for} Japan," asserted Roberts. “There Were a few who emigrated last year, |I understand, but those dispossessed recently under the law have moved | into the houses of those other Japa-| nese farmers whose rent contracts |do not expire until March, 1924. In} | fact there are 35 of these latter and |mearly every one of thi homes |houses two families now. Five or| jsix will remain until 1925, as their contrgets do not expire until that| | Year. ARE THREATENING WHITE LABOR | “But I see no Indications of Jexodus to Japan even next spring | They are too anxious to remain in | this section and are golng into other |Iines of work\and endeavor. They [are threatening white labor because | they are preferred in many cases to the Washington boys and girls. | | There is little movement away |from the section around Seattle, in the opinion of Phil Tindall, Seattle city councilman, who asserted that most of the farmers were remain according to his Information, tho other lines of work Japan is now banki | | | ir ro | | i on the be-| | King | day she |~ | quaint idea that th CAMP SLAYER IS RECAPTURED Charles Butts Arrested in Idaho After Jail-Break Charles Butts, convicted murderer of Ray Light at tho logging, camp of the Discovery Bay Logging Co. near Port Angeles, March 25, 19 who later escaped from jail there, has been captured by Idaho police, Sheriff Starwich learned Thursday. Butts and T, H. Riley were ar- rested several weeks after the sen. sational shooting and convicted in the Clallum county court of first degree murder, Butts escaped from Jail by worming his way thru a window after several bara had been filed, Riley was too big to get thru. Later Riley was county jall and he here In an attempted jail several days ago, Sheriff John Nelson of Port An- eles passed thru Seattle Wednes- night en route to Idaho to take charge of Butts, Butts will be taken direct to Walla Walla. Riley ts there now. The state su- preme court denied his ‘motion for ®@ new trial, in the figured break lodged |KELLOGG GOES TO INTERBAY J. C. Kellogg, who has just closed }@ successful campaign in the Univer. |sity district, will commence another | in tho Interbay Presbyterian chureh, $200 16th ave W., Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Meetings will be held every afternoon and evening at 2:30 and 30 except Mon These meetings are interdenomina hal in character and everyone in| invited to attend. Arrangements have been made so thone desiring | to do #0 may bring their lunch and| stay for the evening service, declared Miller the Pacific herman, Thursday, “This m | very vigorously pus’ now. “They Freeman, editor of Seattle, ment is be ed by Japanese seem to ve the very able to treat with the state d the United States, direc the will of the Ame he rulings of Ca ton In regard and,” (GREAT CHANGE HERE I$ SEEN: ment 0 t, to set can people rnia and Wa to their hold | rotyo Prediction Would End | Strife of Years verified Tokyo y a change | would occur in Washington along the Pactfic cc the end of many ast neso int and would restor white farmers th land now tilled b; ands of acres of ope mot bar him asa third party candi-| Hef that they will be able to devise a| bro date. Ispectal treaty with the United Delightfully Fragrant Fragrant "SALADA" THA. compare. R. & H. 6. COOK, | similate has a pure, fresh flavor beyond snerican sdeais Ask for a package today. | WE st-4073, EL iot-0350, Distributors: —for a Clean Cut na Thursday of nm who have the to certal watched n Few rticipated up to the recent na upholding of the land ing of er sed antngoniem a people the events leadin supreme court the letter and prohjbitin nd the h have expr ard the Japanese a tr own land. “Tho fight has been lagainst the aggresst | class which, spirit state laws allen hip tracts, {to >» con n| entered solely » methods of a seemingly » to Americ ave at the same time endeavored to the front of American business n politics. in W n general or us from the state said Ohat the Central b information 1s those by the ruling will either ct place of re tion of the law not been here to thrust themselves ange their dence or their farmer to 0} change occur r months only,” Thursday ard to newspa cannot say I be no such seen many the decision v not since but know of no sp “KNIGHTS” TO HOLD MEETIN Representative soven Western universities and col logon will meet December 7 and 8 at Pullman for the first annual national convention of the Intercollegiate Knights, according to announcement Thursday of FR, H. Schofield, presl- dent of the national order and a atu: dent in the University of Washing. ton, - Tho Intercollegiate Knights, with chapters under various local names, in tho result of an enthuslastic recep, tion elsewhere of the Knights of t Hook, a University of Washingt organization formed tn 1919 and in. corporated in 1921 to guand ‘the hook" and the university's other trophies, and to maintain the old traditions of the school, It also ar- ranges for tho reception and enter: talnment of visiting students and teams, Bastern pressed schools have also thelr dostre to form chapters of a similar nature and to become affilia body, and have submitted : plications, Schofield sald, tutions already represented in the national organization, Including the | University of Washington, the found: er are: Washington Btate college, the University of Idaho, the Univer: sity of Oregon, the University of Montana, Oregon Agricultural col- loge and Montana State college ve Inventor Loses Suit on Patent Charges A decision for the defendant was handed down by Federal Judge Jere- miah Neterer Wedneslay tn the suit jot George Campbell Carson, in. ventor, against tte American Smelt jer and Refining Co., for alleged tn. son, The verdict was based, court said, upon investigation which revealed no difference between the patents of Carson and those of a British patent, which the defendant Lease to have followed |Bundle of Clothes Is Admission Price |; | One bundle of old othes ia the} j admission price, every attle | 8 of the order was Thurs day | * searching his basement and tle for nnual Elks poser Will Study Body of King Tut) | Carryin. tudy of t go equipr y of dincovered 15; R. 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The is to bo t try by board to meg the glare Coolidge starring veh’ led thruout the highway educatic note national It tells the way 6 him scholars and & man ad. affected | undergraduates of local |" 1 with the national) ‘al ap-| The inati-| | fringemont, of patents held by Car. | the | cast-off clothing to get into} TL pay only $1— down on this | WOOD HEATER a solid cast fron, Mission | atylo wood heater, that will ive years of perfect satin- faction. xtra special priced, Same style heater for wood or coal, 2485 Exchange Club Told of City’s Schools | How Seattle's schools lend those | of other cltles was explained to membera of Exchange club by O, |B. ‘Thorgrimson, member of the | nchool board, at a luncheon meeting at Meves' cafeteria Wednesday | noon. Two other speakers also were | heard | Pleas for contributions, by H. Eddy, district manager of the | American relief committee's cam- for funds to feed and clothe tarving German children, resulted the club going on record os the movement. president of the Black Ma reviewed the rise of attlie concern from | iter omall start in 1902 to the pres. ranks sixth in and clothing L paige lin nation’s overall fa ten. Doomed Man ‘Waa Detective’s Friend} Dom derer, c Delfino, icted mur British 9 wan captt olumbia recent! way to Se cuted, y and |, PA, to be ole lived 1 2 al and eo for nearly known to De ccording to was woll tect 3 | the officer > nehi, was barténder’ at CRE MEM AM ITUICAN cials will not be HOLD HEAT grill-- j!9 nickel finished grill stove, Guaranteed 2 yearn, 6 ft. cord with separable plug. Special Fri- day-Saturday, jis top 12-1n maving here Priced for Saturday only, this coupon and one of humming, painted — metal spring tops. Spe- cial, Be. yuu child's natural finished, wooden chair Bize of reat 1ix11% In Height of reat from floor 12 in. 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